Goldman & Pease, LLC successfully represented a Home Health Care Agency, who was retained by an elderly customer to provide 24/7 around the clock home health care services. The services were rendered by the Home Health Care Agency for approximately 4 months, leaving an unpaid principal balance due of over $84,000.00 which was not paid despite repeated demand. At the time of the commencement of the case, Goldman & Pease, LLC sought and obtained a trustee process bank account attachment against two bank accounts maintained by the Health Care Agency’s customer and froze over $150,000.00 held in the bank accounts. After a Motion for Assessment of Damages Hearing and Motion to Charge Trustee, Goldman & Pease, LLC obtained a Judgment for the Home Health Care Agency of over $87,000.00 which was funded and paid for from the trustee processed bank funds.
Stop the Shortcut: How Goldman & Pease, LLC Uses M.G.L. c. 187 § 3 to Shut Down Future Easement Claims
Protecting Massachusetts Property Owners Before Informal Use Becomes a Legal Right At Goldman & Pease, LLC, we routinely advise Massachusetts landowners who are surprised to learn that long-standing “neighborly access” can evolve into a legally enforceable easement. Under Massachusetts
